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bers local trains leave 25d minutes earlier
NJ DAILY Day Ehprss' BUFFET Drasns room
Buosl9; NIAGARA fsls Pullman Sleeping Coaches nom
HorneiIsvils 20 Cincinnati:
bay and ur.t sleeping Colch-s Meadvle
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago ami 81 LOUIS Pullman
iton Toronto No extra chsrg. ioi fast time
m-Dsily Chicago Pullman Day snd Sleeping
Coaches to Bnghamton. Elmlra Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Rutherford Passaic AS 5.6 100 7se ssa
$50 clio $50 7I5 7:t5 $50 1870 D M 1900 midnishs
sundays 6:45 sl5 1920 M 1900 Doon lao ais $50
Week sas. as V sS & $50 $50 1920 m
1890 noon. l45, 23n 800 $3.50 40 800 $40 $50 500
s slS $50 hi, Is os u ass5 s S @n sss
,s:lo 1880, D. M 1900 midnight.
Nswar and ps,er,oa via Nsssr week days so sS
sSo S29 1so 500 s,o 1919 on NJ and 1900 midnight
noon LAS, $50 $50 $50 +io. 500 $50 SO lis las
ssS iGS9 g. s9S 4 %p oG sunday Ss a % sS 1919
warwick. 4'4o. 500. 1920 w. 2:s0 4;5S D. NJ sundays
Monticello and White Lake 800 a M. g. 30 p. m.
NewPurs and Cornwall $50. 900 $780, 4io. 43o and
500 D. In. SUNDAYS SIS A. m and 500 pm
Monlscmery ,ondout aud Kingston. 300 M. $3.50 p N
Scranton. bunnore week days .e;ooa M 2:sop M.
$50 500 500 $50 Sundays. 6:+6 Sis, $780, io;2d
- ~ 0iDa $50 s00p NJ: - az.
$50 a,So 800 500 $50 .. ~. SUNDAYS 545 s.: Is 600
l02oa M, 500 $50. 800 IN The 900 m. train stops
Port Jsrvis 4IS 75o 900 1920 m 9.so $3.50 49, 6os
800 $780, sundaya s:lo 600. 1920 M. 900. $50
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping aud orrrs Tor tho check
en- s.a M ao III s 70 s. 81 @ ne
Ssi from B Ss W. on at the cSmsa9g. sPO
s;i5 1855 a m. and 8 40 and 1000 p N.
GEO De HAVEN. A q. p. Agt l. p FARMER G. p AIT,
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8teamhoats a,i0 RailroaM.
TO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION (eood Q days). Al Z

stsamerC. II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
LEHIDEN. HAdTFoRD. sPhfN0FfELD, HoLYoKE.
DO Through tickets sold and checked a GA Broad
way, SswYork, and Courtst, brooklyn.
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NEW-ENGLAND.

Tenth Edition. 500 pages. IL Mapa
Berkshire stockbridge. Lenox Green Mountains Lake
Champain Moosehead Lake Mount Desert Nantucket Cape
Code the Connecticut Valley. &C.
Complete exhaustive and exact 1t Is not only good
thing travelling sachel but deserves place In the
ubrary,"-fOuting.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

L NETWORK. NEwHAvENAND HARTFORD r. R.
Trains Harlem River Station corner stst and Lin.
coin. ave. near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached BY Second Avenue and Suburban Elevated rail-
roads daily except Sun at 6&5 u g. $40. 10 m.
IL m 2iO 1885, l4o $40 6:l0 s. 1880 m Port Moi.
ris CASANOVA oak Poinu Hunts Font West Farm. Van
Nest West Chester Hay Chester (Pelham Bavl Barlow
(Cy Isandl Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting
At New Rochelle with trans for all points on tbs main line Of
the New.York New Haven and Hartford Rarost Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions New-Cauaan Mddicown New
britain and Suisld branches and Boston aud ell points
Midnight New Rochelle and all intermsdats
lions at a. m. daily, Mondays.
SUNDAY Ne Rochelle and intermediate stations
at a m 12:01 D. the latter connecting At
MAJ .Rorha la with wa frain To
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THE MARITIME PROVINCES.

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Sixth Edition. 800 pages. Maps.
Nova Scotia Labrador Cape Breton Newfoundland Prince
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THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
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DELAwARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
- ERIN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEw.YpRK and BUFFALo. LIGHTNING EXPRt IS
TRAINS No DUST ALWAYS ON TIME. PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depos NewYok, foot OF Barclay and Christopher st
GA M Daily ept SUNDAYS. Buffalo and oswseo Express
Stroutsourg. Scranton Binghamton ElnirA
Bath Buffalo syracuse oswego Greene. Oxford, Norwich
Utica connect At Scranton Tor fston, Nkesoarre Dan
vile and at Owego for ithaca aud nterme
diate stations
D. M. Binrhamton and Elnira Express for Water Gap
Scranton Bnghamtoh Owego and flmr connects at Scran
ton q Pttston. Kingston, Wilkesbarre SC.
4:lO D. Scranton Wl!kesbarre ana Kingston Express
p. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for stroudsbury
Scranton Bnghamton. Owego. Eimira Corning Bath, Way
land Buffalo, &C. arriving In Buffalo 7l0 a. mi sleeping
Goa h TO Oeau.
y. III. Daily Bunalo, Utica and oswego Express for
stroudsburg scranton. Binghamton Cortland SYRACUSE
Oswego, oxford Norwich, Utica &c, connects at
Tor Ithaca aud intermediate saturdays
Connects Buffalo with trains for all points West
Rchhei Springs a. m; daily excep sundays 8 p m.
daily. Pullman sleeper attached
Tickets for checked at 2s5 Broadway and
at Westcott press Offices In New York and Brooklyn
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TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TIME sHoRrENED RATES REDUCED.


cars will leave Grand Central Depot via ". y N. anil III
n r.. daily except Sundays at 92 M. dine At rabyans
1880 making direct connections at White Junction
with through train for Montreal via Central Vermont H.
and at Wells River for Montreal Quebec &c. via Psssump
sic Div. D. and L. r. r.
Returning will leave Fabvans IL daily cxcepe
Sundays, due at New. York at $50 D. m.
Seats In paror be secured In advance at d. AMI
s. O. ticket Office In Grand Central Depot
For further Information Conn River Line Folder which
may be obtained at principal ticket offices
c. p. HEMPSTEAD
O. p. A. y. Y, n. II. and H. r.. r.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN KY.
~ Trains leave from ferries vt West AGA and Jayst
follows:
West 42d sa M; Jav-st 40 M, for Mdiletown Falls
burg. Moncello Liberty Walton. Delhi Norwich. Utica
Rome Oneida Fulton. 0swego Buffalo Detroit Chicago
West 42d. 9l0a nj JSyst, $500. m, for Lake Mohenx
Lake Minnewaska, Middletown Ellenvie Fasbury Non,
trsllo Liberty White Lake
West 42. 40 m; Jay st, 3:55 for Lake Mohonk
Lake Minnewaska Mlddletown Elenviie Fallsburg Non
West I2d SIS o. m: JaSst 5:l5p ~. daily for Middle
town Fslsburg Liberty Walton. Norwich Oneida OswegQ
Suspension Bridge. Detroit. Chicago. st Louis.
D. for Mddletown. Eenville. Falis5urg. Monticello
Liberty. White Lake
Pullman drawing.roo and sleeping cars all traina
Seats and berths at 3O7 Broadway Time table
tickets &C., 2U7 S07 944 1879 Broadway 737 6th-avs,
1874 East l25thst., 264 West f25th-st. N. Y.
]. O. ANDERSON. q. r. A.,
IL chans Plaza N
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERNKILL AMP CATsKrLL
Leave Pier IS, y. r.. foot OF Jav-st..
EVERY WEEK DAY AT p. NJ,
Except that Saturdays Ksaersk leaves at p NJ. and
alter Brett at q.
CArsKILL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r CONNECTS
Listof houses rates, 30. pier. mailed free by
W. j. HUGHES. Treasurer. CatskiIl, n. Y
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and De-
brosses follows;
a m- for Satssauqua aud IN intermediate polnta
for Geneva, Lyons. Elpra ROCHESTER. Bursio ana
the aud prime local Chair to Wlkesosrr
NJ. for Tunkhsnnock aud intermediate points Chair car
- Tunkbanuock Connection 10 Reading aud HARRISBURG
$40 m. for PstoR and principal intermediate point&
Chair Pittston.
o4O for Copiay and intermediate points Conneotoa
to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO Coplay.
p m for Geneva Lyons Emr2. Roches ter Buffalo ans
the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
7i5o D. m. Laurays Ant intermediate points
Trains leaving m and $3.50 p. m connect sos
oil points In AahA"0 ss1xS XII S1 TRAISa 'S0"~
ga m ,auoh Chunk Hazston aud iaerm edfate potntA
$40 D. ~. for Coplsy and intsrmedats points
o. NJ for Geneva Lyons Enirs Rochester. Buffalo and
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Eteanrboats ano Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
IL Day Lire Steamers
ALBANY or G. WIZARD
Daily Except Sundaysl
Leave Brooklyn Fulton-st 10y Anuex)
NewYork, Vestry at pier $40
NewYork, West Odd st. 800 q.
For ALBANY. anIing at Yonkers, West Point Nswburx
Poughkeepre Rhincbeck Catski and Hudson Returning
cave Albany $3.50 a m
tine BAN ID attached 10 each boat
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT and NEwBU RG. with down DAY boat
hHINEBECk (by ferry) with special train ulster
Del r. RI for the resorts OF the Catsk Mountains
CAT KILL with special train the catskll Mt r. r.
HUDSON, with Boston Albany H. r. for Chatham Pitts
field
ALBANY. with n. Y. CENTRAL & H. r. r. r. for
Utica, Buffalo. NIAGARA FALLS & tho West. with
Boston Albany r. r. for Boston & D: 4 T.. g. and Co 8
Railroad fol Montreal and the North and SPECIAL TRAINS
TO AND FROM SARATOGA Tho New.York Transfer Co
will call tor and check baggage from hotels residences
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SHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston.

~ Newport aud tho Fast Express leaves Grand Central
station at m Limited Express except sunday ~
leaves IN. daily except sunday Palace Paror Cars
Sleeping Cars TO destination.
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ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LTNE.-PI
Freight received until the honr OF departure =
Lave Brooklyn. via Annex. Fulton-st. ct n sfta,
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
As Steamers CITY OF Troy aud SARATOGA iesvs
footof Chrisophsrt. Worth 8vsr dsv sxospt
6p. Troy tho North sunday stsa nsr touoass
Albany Troy Excursion rcketa 81 So
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
6s KILL MOUNTAINS LANDING at Cranstoss
West Point. Cornwall. Newburg Msrlboroush, Milton
Poughkeepsie and Esopus connecting With Ulster Del
aware. Steny Glove and Catskili Mountain RaiIroadr
Steamers CITY Of Kingston and James W. BALDWIN isavs
every week y at4 M pier foot OF Harrson-st excspe
Saturday when City II Kingston leaves at lsndinx
only at Newbqrgh aud Pougkepse connecting with svsr
ing train for all Summer Re through the mountau
VIII leave Rondont Sunday nights III O'Clock a
special fast train from the mountains arriving at NewYo
Monday .. NJ.
A MARY POWELL.-For Cr,nstOn, West
r. Point Cornwall, Eewburs. New. Hamburg. Milton
PouGhkeepse Hyde Park. Rondout and Kingston. Daily
SUNDAYS e'cepted leaves vestryst 3l5 West 22t $50
SATURDAYS LEAVES ONE HOUR EARLIER
NORWICH LINE. for Boston. Worcester.
~ Portland New London. Norwich White Montana and
all points East From Pier 90 North River foot Watts.
g. next pier above Desbrossest ferrv daily
cepted at p M steamers "City OF Worcester" "City Of
TSstSn" ana cy Of vewyor. ssS Sy
Broadway: 10 and IL Green wich-st 1853 Bowery Aso.
HOUSE windsor and Cosmopolitan hotels, s3S Futonst.
btookyn III Pier 90 North River and on steamers
g. w. BRADY. Agent
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TOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
I Dor.

PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 90 North River daily except sunday at IN.
connecting through parlor from steamers wharf
Providence Fabyans without change send 10 o.
BOIL for Summer excursion book.
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA, and SOUTH.
Leave r. 40 Parlor cars TO Baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving at Point Sis N.
Norfolk y A M II. v. TOMPKINS
Genr Pass Agent, 3I9 Broadway, n. Y.
ENOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer Baaerskill leaves Tuesdays and Thursdays
at D. IN; on SATURDAYS y. Steamer Walter az
.. m. from pier foot OF Jav-st n. r.
Steamer McManns Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from pier foot OF Franklnst at Boats connect with
Boston and Albany X. H.
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Trans leave from Chsnbersst station for Engewood
Teuafy. Costcr sparkI aud Nyaek $50. 7lo. $40
ESQ anil 1l30 m. las 81 So 80. 6:2v 9:40 $50
1880 NJ. ~ midnight SUNDAYS 7io. sSoa m. and
2. B. For Manuel spring Valley. Honsey Tallmaus
bso ITO. $50 400. $50 y. C30 p. m satur .syS
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Jnstrnrtion.

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-09-16

The trade dollar" is now worth only
its weight as old metal. The time has
passed for Its redemption, and it is no
longer worth dollar in gold. Ample
notice of its redemption was given, and
the man who has trade dollars hidden
away in his stocking must suffer the
consequences of his delay in taking ad-
vantage of the golden opportunity. He
may mingle his tears with his neighbor
who does not read the newspapers, and
suffers himself to be victimlzed by
sharpers. The government has done
its duty in relieving the people of the
nuisance Of trade dollars. Still some
wise men are arguing that the honor OF
the government is just as much involved
now in buying in the bogus coins as
ever it was. We doubt that. Carloads
of trade dollars were bought up on
speculation by parties In Philadelphia
and elsewhere. There was a grab for
the coins in the expectation that con-
gress would soon pass a bill directing
their redemption at par. Congress was
slow In moving, and the spectators
were caught. That is why they and
their spologists are charging that the
government has compromised its honor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-09-16

MURAT HAISTEAD has returned from
his European trip. He saw Mr.. Blaine
few weeks ago and says the latter
spoke very approvingly of the action of
the Ohio Republicans in endorsing Mr..
Sherman. Halstead says he can't say
whether Blaine will be candidate for
the Republican nomination or not. 1t
may depend more upon the conduct of
his enemies than his friends. If this is
to be taken to mean that Mr.. Blaine will
force himself upon the Republican par
" in order to punish those who oppose
his nomination it will be the duty of
those who have the best interests of the
party at heart to prevent the carrying
out of any such program. We have,
however, better opinion of Mr.. Blaine,
and judging from the past he would be
the last man to hazard the success of the
Republican party to crafty personal
spite. Other men have engaged in such
business, but never Mr.. Blaine. We
believe that the Maine statesman will
refuse to be candidate unless he be-
heves he can carry the banner of the
party to success. 1t is possible that the
expression, "his enemies in Mr.. Hal
stead's remarks refers to the Demo
Gratis who are continually pursuing
Mr.. Blaine with their vituperation and
abuse. Ifso, it can easily be appreciat-
ed that If these enemies" keep up
their work with increasing industry ii
will but show their fear of Mr.. Blaine
and furnish good reason for his nomina-
ton
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AROUND THE STATE.

Brainerd has typhoid epidemic.
First frost at Brainerd on Saturday
morning.
Gross tons of ore shipped from Two
Harbors up to Sept. LIST, 263, 543.
Mrs. McHugh, of Hastings, dropped
dead of apoplexy at Morris Sunday.
Jim Hill is said to have acquired large
holdings in the water front at Duluth.
Cleveland writes that he would like to
visit Duluth, but he can't do it y know
The Thomson-H Houston company are
getting ready to light Faribault electric
ally.
Isaac Staples, of Saltwater, will bail
his son David B. out of the FreepOrt,
ILL.,, Jail.
Mayor Ames speaks at the Mower
county fair at Austin this week and will
be banquetted.
Ten Lake Benton citizens are subpen-
ed as witnesses in the Haddock trial at
Sioux City.
Charlie Staples and John Vandever,
of saltwater, have been returned to st.
Peter from Winona.
Paul Brewer, of Lake Benton, harry
ested 1000 bushels of wheat grading No.
], from a 48-acre field.
Senator Whiteman, of Duluth, has
sold $4,000 worth of pine on Willow
river to Gardner, Batchelder & Welles,
of Saltwater.
Winona handled nearly 5000, 900 bush
els of wheat during the crop year, and
manufactured 62l $50 barrels of -four.
J.P. Stemper has been successful in
his contest with II. H. Higgins for the
shrievalty of Wantonwan county.
A. DeLacy Wood, great newspaper
starter of the northwest, will soon issue
a weekly at Two Harbors, on Lake Su-
perior. -.--.-.
Annual meeting of the Duluth & Iron
Range held at Duluth Saturday. The
road will be pushed to its connection
with the G. P. r.
G. A. R. Post at Maiden Rock, near
Saltwater, has chartered steamer fol
an excursion to st. Louis during the en-.
campment.
One of the men arrested at Winona
Saturday for burglary was son of Isaac
Staples, of Saltwater. He had escaped
from the st. Peter asylum and the
charge against him is thought to be
false.
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HENRY WILLARD ON TOP.

The New Directory of the North
ern Pacific Suits Him Very Well.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The contest for
control, or at least for a radical change
in the management of the Northern
Pacific has ended. and Henry Willard
practically dictated the ticket which will
be elected as compromise. Mr.. Vii
lard heads the new delegation of five,
the others being Messrs. John B. Irever,
Col. Gate Hoyt, who represents the
Rockefeller interest in the property,
and President Charles L. Colby and
Vice-President Edwin H. Abbot, of the
Wisconsin Central. All of them are
largely interested in the Oregon and
Transcontinental company. Another
element is stated to be made up of c. B.
Wright, of Philadelphia, and his follow
ing, while the distinctive Northern Pa
cific representation is made up of Vice
President Oaks, August Belmont, Fred
erick Billings and Benjamin P. Cheney,
of Boston. The retiring directors are
James G. Fargo, Johnston Livingston,
John H. Hall, ]. G. Stackpole and John
G. Bullitt.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-09-16

The Agricultural Bureau at Washing
ton is doing a work of practical benefit
to the people by investigations as to the
extent and injurious character of food
authorizations. The results of these
scientific inquiries are given to the
public in the form of bulletins, or mod
crate sized volumes. A recent issue Of
the bureau is Bulletin No. 49," prepared
by Professor Wiley, the agricultural
chemist, devoted chiefly to discussion
of the best methods of detecting the
authorizations of dairy products. The
division of chemistry during the past
year has been supplied with apparatus
for photomicogrsphy, and there are
numerous illustrations in the bulletin
showing the results. The Photographic
appearance of the crystalline character
OF outter ls SHOWN II I G&nsI MTItef OF the
bulletin believes that butter substitute
made carefully out of the fat of perfectly
healthy bullocks or swine is not injuri-
GUS to health; though he admits that a
great deal of the artificial butter thrown
upon the market has been carelessly
made, and is therefore harmful to
health. He gives the best methods OF
butter and milk analysis in detail by
both microscopical and chemical tests:
Other bulletins are being prepared and
will soon be issued treating of condi-
ments, sugar, syrup and honey, drinks,
canned goods, -four and meal, tea and
coffee, and baking powders. 1t is need
full to let IN the light upon these matters
that 80 intimately concern the public
health.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-09-16
coNoREoArloNALlsTs.

Annual Conference OF the Mlnneso-
Ia Association to Meet at Fergus
Falls.
FERGUS FALLS, Sept. 1.-THE annual
conference of the Congregational Asso-
citation of Minnesota viii meet in this
city ON Tuesday, Sept, 20, and continue
in session for three days, 1t is expect
ed that about 200 delegates will be pres
emit, each church in the State being en-
titled to one lay delegate. II Is also an
nounced that several distinguished
clergymen from the East win be pres
emit. Elaborate preparations are being
made to entertain the guests. The new
Congregational church VIII not be COM
pleted, so the meetings win he held in
the Methodist church, which has been
rendered for the occasion.